Which tasks are the responsibility of AWS, according to the AWS shared responsibility model?

Explanations:

Classifying data is the responsibility of the customer. AWS provides tools and services to help with data classification, but ultimately it is up to the customer to determine how their data should be classified.

Configuring access permissions is also the customer’s responsibility. AWS provides identity and access management services, but the customer must define the policies and permissions for their users and applications.

While AWS provides options for encryption (both at rest and in transit), the responsibility to manage and implement these encryption options lies with the customer. Customers must choose and configure their encryption settings.

AWS is responsible for providing public endpoints to store and retrieve data. This includes managing the underlying infrastructure that enables these endpoints, allowing customers to access their data in DynamoDB.

AWS manages the infrastructure layer and the operating system for DynamoDB. This includes hardware, networking, and the virtualization layer, ensuring the service is available and scalable for customers.